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What is the CREATE for STEM Institute?

CREATE for STEM is a Michigan State University-sponsored institute with a broad mandate for Collaborative Research in Education, Assessment and Teaching Environments for the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. The institute is a collaboration between with colleges of Education and Natural Science in coordination with the Office of the Provost.

About CREATE

Curriculum

CREATE for STEM has developed highly-researched curricula which are available as OpenSciEd resources.

Global

CREATE for STEM has a global perspective on STEM education research, and has collaborated with many international partners.

Artificial Intelligence

CREATE for STEM is leading the conversation about AI in STEM education research.

Events

18 Sep 19:00

24/25 CREATE for STEM Seminar Series kickoff! September 18, 2024

We are excited to welcome our friend and former colleague David Fortus on Wednesday, September 18 as we begin the new season of the CREATE Seminar Series at noon in the CREATE for STEM seminar space.
12 Sep 22:30

Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior (EEB) Town Hall

The department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior (EEB) at MSU sponsors weekly seminars throughout the academic year, featuring four special lecture types; the Spartan Eminent Lecture, Distinguished Alumni Lecture, Notable Dissertation Lectures, and Career Exploration Panels.
23 Aug 21:00

College of Natural Science Colloquium 2024

"Colloquia With Your College" is an event where new Spartans will meet other new students in their college, the Dean, Faculty, Academic Advisers and upper-class students.

Featured News

SEED funding from CREATE: Open Call for Proposals!

We are excited to announce the return of CREATE's SEED grants for individual or team research in STEM education/DBER/AI in education beginning this fall!
Dr. Eric Hegg recommended as dean of MSU College of Natural Science

Effective September 1, 2024, Eric Hegg will take over as dean of the College of Natural Science, succeeding Phillip Duxbury, who served as the college's dean since August 2018.
Dr. Clausell Mathis encourages 'shaking up the way we teach physics" in The Conversation

The Conversation recently published a piece by Dr. Clausell Mathis, Assistant Professor of Physics in the Lyman Briggs College and of Science Education in the Department of Teacher Education at Michigan State University titled 'Why U.S. Schools Need to Shake Up the Way they Teach Physics".

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